Visit the
Forest in
all its seasons, the magic
is here to enjoy!
In the Heart
of the
Royal
Forest of Dean
Alan
and Michelle welcome you to the Fountain Inn.
Bordered to the west by the
River Wye, and to the east by the Severn, the Royal Forest
of Dean is one of England's foremost wooded areas exness review, comprising over 23,000 acres and around 20 million trees.
Once famous for its huge oaks,
used for almost all British Navy ships at the time of the
Armada, it now boasts numerous walks and breathtaking scenery.
The area steeped in history,
with castles at Chepstow, Goodrich and St Briavels, all within
12 miles. There are museums at Soudley (7 miles), Ross-on-Wye
(18 miles) and Gloucester (19 miles), and famous churches at
Gloucester and Tintern (10 miles).
Further afield, why not make it a day out, and visit Bristol
(25 miles), Cheltenham (28 miles) or Hereford (29 miles
The
delightful village of Parkend is set right in the heart of the
Royal Forest of Dean exness india, and is located within the boundaries of
the Cannop Valley Nature Reserve.
The area has a wealth of history and was once a centre
for the iron ore mining and smelting industry. Now peaceful,
the village makes an ideal location for touring the
surrounding area or for exploring one of the many peaceful
forest walks.
Tennis, golf, fishing, canoeing, clay pigeon shooting,
horse riding, cinemas and much more, are all available locally
and our staff will be happy to advise you.
Take
a trip back in time at the Fountain Inn. Built over two
hundred years ago to serve the local mining community, it was
extended to provide exness legal in india refreshment and accommodation for
passengers, when the Severn and Wye Railway reached the
village in 1868.
The railway has survived just,
and is currently in a state of restoration, but the
hospitality and family atmosphere offered by the pub has not
only survived - it is alive and thriving.
